Formal opening of new church in Atlanta celebrates debt-free cost
Edward Young Clarke reports on the official opening and dedication of the Pones de Leon Baptist Church in Atlanta. The 860,000 project is fully funded, debt-free, featuring electric systems and modern amenities. Notable speakers include George Brown and Dr. Landrum, with a large congregation and notable contributions from ladies and Attic children.
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Edward Young Clarke
Tiberal
Atlanta
Mia Jarpagap
George Brown
George W. McCarty
J. W. Willa
Millard
Wwe
Thie
EM Durant
Prurs
Japan
Germany
King Wardware Company
Peachtree Street
Peachtree Street paving to be acted on by council
Atlanta city council prepares for a crucial session with Peachtree Street paving on the agenda. The finance committee approved 12 000 for the project though city engineers estimated 11 015, while discussions consider funding needs for remaining year demands and potential next year adjustments. The plan seeks to resurface Peachtree Street from Elle to Sixth Street amid strong public support.
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Thia
Peachtree Street
Eille
Hixth Street
Ananos
Patterson
General Council
Alderman Key
Peachires Street
Atlanta
Petiton Ws
Befor
Board of Health
Dr. Benson
White
J. W. Kilpatrick
The
Water Commission
Director’s odd boast on Lithia Water order
Dr J B Sewell of Carrollton Sanitarium writes that he has ordered a great deal of Bowden Lithia Water for his patients and finds it a great help to him to curse them. Order a case today. Phones 1086.
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J. B. Sewell
Carrollton Sanitarium
Bowden
Captain Calvin Fay and Atlanta’s early architects role
A reminiscence on Captain Calvin Fay, gate City of the South pioneer architect, detailing his collaborations with firms and builders such as Healey Berry and De Witt Bruyn, and recalling landmarks like the First Baptist church, the Langstone home, and the Jewish synagogue. The piece honors Fay’s leadership, character, and enduring influence on Atlanta’s built heritage.
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AL Eschberg
Gate City
Waton
Mr. Eichberg
Atlanta
Calvin Fay
Waltder
South
Atlanten
Atantas
Wiereater
Henley
Marion
Ivy Street
Grounton-Auburn Avenue
Dy Healey
First Baptist
Langstone
Peachtree
Captain Fay
Bia
Hich=berg
Washington Treet
Jacob Tuer
J. DB. Redwine
Jackson Street
Fay
Biette
Bride
Betheuist
Pryor
Houston
Fry
Atiantane
Ammit Park
Garnett
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hunter
Agenus
William Markham
Jonathan Norers I
Jets
James Collings
Fulton County
Norern
Atelanta
Dewitt Bruyn
John Moser
Atlan
Mr Hays
Fays
Richberg
Vna
Amd Mus Ensfur
Captain Jay
Memphis
North Carolina
Dexies
Georgia Lodge
Mount Zion
Couer de Leon
Ministers and Pulpit Shortage Highlight Georgia Churches
The Georgia religious scene shows many churches without pastors as vacant pulpits rise. The Associate Reformed Church reports a new pastor is to report after Rev. D. G Phillips leaves for Newberry South Carolina. The Fourth Presbyterian has a supply pastor, and several pastors contemplate calls elsewhere. The broader issue: why fewer men enter the ministry amid strong commercial pull and changing theological views. Dr Jenkins cites multiple causes, including economic competition and free thought pressures. A midnight incident with Captain Fay and local press notes reveal a tense, evolving church network and community reporting dynamics.
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Mereseeere
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
D. G Phillips
Hls
New Field
Newberry
Young Men's Christian Association
Whitehall Atrset
Fourth Presbyterian
Georgia
Fey
James W. Lee
D. D
Thin Guy
Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins
Congregational Church
Presbyterian ministerial famine blamed on lax pastors
A letter from a Georgia Presbyterian layman argues that the ministerial drought stems from shaping ministers who lack a clear divine call and display lukewarm, sacrifice-shy leadership. He urges pastors to show authority and purpose to attract youths to the ministry, warning that current models weaken future entrants.
Advancing a Priesthood Call Beyond Pride
A fragmentary sermon argues ministers must reject petty opinion and seek truth. It urges future clergy to embrace the true office, avoid vanity in praise, and consider entering ministry over other pursuits to transform current church conditions.
Count Witte Afraid Amid Rumors Of Attack In Hamburg
Count Witte, premier of Russia, is reported ill in Hamburg after a collapse in his treatment for palypl and a claim of an attack by a table named Hosenburg at Boden prompts fear. Friends insist he is not target of a terrorist plot, though rumors persist amid public unease. Steam Engineers Elect Officers in Milwaukee. next convention set for Philadelphia with Mat Comerford as president and other officers named.
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Henry
John 0. Redwine
Redwine
Stranach
Indianapolio
John HW. Wedwine
Hoonler State
Declarre
Hamburg
Cour Witte
Russia
United States
Tie
Hosenburg
Boden
Wilte
Steam Engineers
Milwaukee
Wie
International Motion of Steam Engineers
Aine de Comfinight
Philadelphia
Mat Comerford
St. Paul
Vic
Arthur S McCracken
Chicago
KR. A. McKee
Proria
American Federation of Labor
F.C
Mosquito Paralysis Claim Sparks Banter at Meeting
A garbled dialogue shows Limch man quipping about a document or claim that a mosquito could cause paralysis, while a temperance critic doubted such a claim and mused on who might be hit by a bee-like effect, revealing a lively, if unclear, public exchange.
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Limchman
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